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Newsletters

The Newsletter of the Biological Survey of Canada (Terrestrial Arthropods) is published twice yearly (Summer and Winter). The Newsletter communicates information about systematic and biodiversity that may be of interest in Canada, and reports especially on activities relevant to the Biological Survey.

Arctic Insect News Index

Arctic Insect News was published 1990 (no. 1) to 2000 (no. 11) to support the Survey’s aim of encouraging further work on arctic invertebrates. After Arctic Insect News was discontinued, the Newsletter of the Biological Survey of Canada (Terrestrial Arthropods) began a dedicated section to provide a forum for news of particular arctic interest.

Year

2000

2000
Volume 11
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1999

1999
Volume 10
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1998

1998
Volume 9
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1997

1997
Volume 8
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1996

1996
Volume 7
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1995

1995
Volume 6
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1994

1994
Volume 5
Year

1993

1993
Volume 4

Arthropods of Canadian Grasslands

Published annually from 1983 to 2005 to support the Survey’s major ongoing project on grasslands. Early issues helped to maintain interest prior to the active phase of the work. Project updates and new articles are now published online.

Report on BioBlitz 2005 (excerpted from Arthropods of Canadian Forests, Volume 2, 2006)
Report: Entomological opportunities in Grasslands National Park
Year
2005
The wheat stem sawfly - a nursery lesson from the shortgrass prairie
2005
Year
2005
2005
Volume 11
Year
2004
2004
Volume 10
Year
2003
2003
Volume 9
Year
2002
2002
Volume 8
Year
2001
2001
Volume 7

Arthropods of Canadian Forests

Arthropods of Canadian Forests was a product of a collaboration between Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service and the Biological Survey of Canada, (Terrestrial Arthropods). The goal of the newsletter was to serve as a communication tool to encourage information exchange and collaboration among those in Canada who work on forest arthropod biodiversity issues, including faunistics, systematics, conservation, disturbance ecology, and adaptive forest management. As well, the newsletter supported the Forest Arthropods Project of the Survey.

Year
2007
2007
Volume 3
Year
2006
2006
Volume 2
Year
2005
2005
Volume 1